I know that is a weird subject line. This is the question I have today:
Have you ever hosted an open space with a group/organization that you
despise? If despise is too strong of a word, how about disapprove or
dislike?
Is it ethical?
Is it possible for a facilitator to carry certain position and
: [OSLIST] opening space with despise
I know that is a weird subject line. This is the question I have today:
Have you ever hosted an open space with a group/organization that you
despise? If despise is too strong of a word, how about disapprove or dislike?
Is it ethical?
Is it possible
is better" side of things to
make sure they know what I do think.
Best - Claudia
Claudia Haack
KAIROS Alliance, Inc.
608.288.8315
www.kairosalliance.com
-Original Message-
From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of filiz
Sent: Monday, October
Dear Filiz,
one part of being present and invisible for me is to think always about
the beauty, brightness and potential of the group that came together in
this particular gathering. And that any person in the room is a gift.
Doing so I normally forget about my own judgements and assumptions,
Filiz--
Your question is one I have considered for myself, and it is not an easy one
for me.
What came up when I thought about it was a story I heard once from Carol
Erickson, who was the daughter of the well-known psychologist Milton Erickson,
and
a psychotherapist herself.
A man came to he
What a great story, Joelle. Thank you for sharing it.
Have heard of variations on a theme of this dilemme, e.g., working for
tobacco and defense industry companies. Appreciate this perspective,
Kathleen
On Oct 21, 2006, at 12:58 AM, Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
Filiz--
Your question is one
